CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MACHINE-STITCH
PRESENT
Present
I machine-stitch
you machine-stitch
he/she/it machine-stitches
we machine-stitch
you machine-stitch
they machine-stitch
Present continuous
I am machine-stitching
you are machine-stitching
he/she/it is machine-stitching
we are machine-stitching
you are machine-stitching
they are machine-stitching
Present perfect
I have machine-stitched
you have machine-stitched
he/she/it has machine-stitched
we have machine-stitched
you have machine-stitched
they have machine-stitched
Present perfect continuous
I have been machine-stitching
you have been machine-stitching
he/she/it has been machine-stitching
we have been machine-stitching
you have been machine-stitching
they have been machine-stitching
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I machine-stitched
you machine-stitched
he/she/it machine-stitched
we machine-stitched
you machine-stitched
they machine-stitched
Past continuous
I was machine-stitching
you were machine-stitching
he/she/it was machine-stitching
we were machine-stitching
you were machine-stitching
they were machine-stitching
Past perfect
I had machine-stitched
you had machine-stitched
he/she/it had machine-stitched
we had machine-stitched
you had machine-stitched
they had machine-stitched
Past perfect continuous
I had been machine-stitching
you had been machine-stitching
he/she/it had been machine-stitching
we had been machine-stitching
you had been machine-stitching
they had been machine-stitching
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will machine-stitch
you will machine-stitch
he/she/it will machine-stitch
we will machine-stitch
you will machine-stitch
they will machine-stitch
Future continuous
I will be machine-stitching
you will be machine-stitching
he/she/it will be machine-stitching
we will be machine-stitching
you will be machine-stitching
they will be machine-stitching
Future perfect
I will have machine-stitched
you will have machine-stitched
he/she/it will have machine-stitched
we will have machine-stitched
you will have machine-stitched
they will have machine-stitched
Future perfect continuous
I will have been machine-stitching
you will have been machine-stitching
he/she/it will have been machine-stitching
we will have been machine-stitching
you will have been machine-stitching
they will have been machine-stitching
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would machine-stitch
you would machine-stitch
he/she/it would machine-stitch
we would machine-stitch
you would machine-stitch
they would machine-stitch
Conditional continuous
I would be machine-stitching
you would be machine-stitching
he/she/it would be machine-stitching
we would be machine-stitching
you would be machine-stitching
they would be machine-stitching
Conditional perfect
I would have machine-stitch
you would have machine-stitch
he/she/it would have machine-stitch
we would have machine-stitch
you would have machine-stitch
they would have machine-stitch
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been machine-stitching
you would have been machine-stitching
he/she/it would have been machine-stitching
we would have been machine-stitching
you would have been machine-stitching
they would have been machine-stitching
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you machine-stitch
we let´s machine-stitch
you machine-stitch
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to machine-stitch
Past participle
machine-stitched
Present Participle
machine-stitching
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MACHINE-STITCH»
Discover the use of
machine-stitch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
machine-stitch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Machine Stitch: Perspectives
This book will celebrate this archive, as well as providing the only definitive record (and exploring the potential) of the huge number of machines currently in use from the traditional Irish Embroidery machine to the new generation of ...
Alice Kettle, Jane McKeating, 2010
2
The Quilters Ultimate Visual Guide: From A to Z--hundreds of ...
Straight Stitch In this machine applique method, you are simply stitching applique
shapes onto the background fabric with a straight machine stitch. Thread: Use
cotton thread on the top and in the bobbin. The top thread color should match the
...
3
Sew Any Fabric: A Quick Reference to Fabrics from A to Z
Buttonholes: To machine stitch buttonholes, sandwich the silk between two layers
of water soluble stabilizer. Stitch with a fine, sharp (HM) needle and lightweight
embroidery thread. Pressing: Test press. China silk is easily damaged by ...
4
Heirloom Embroidery: Inspired Designer Projects with ...
Place the front and back pieces of the bag with right sides together and pin, tack
and machine stitch a ]A-\r\ (1 cm) seam along both sides and along the bottom (
see picture 1 on page 34). Press the seams open. To form the gusset, with right ...
5
Stitch At Home: Over 20 Handmade Fabric and Embroidery Projects
"Over 20 handmade fabric and embroidery projects"--Cover.
6
Jackets, Coats, and Suits from Threads
To machine stitch the lining and sleeve hems together, reach into the open
sleeve seam and across the back between the lining and jacket. Grasp the two
hem allowances with right sides together, and pull the entire pinned unit through
the ...
7
Stitch, Craft, Create: Applique & Embroidery: 15 quick & ...
Pin the star to the centre of the cover front and machine stitch around the motif
using a zigzag stitch. Pin the turquoise circle to the star and machine stitch into
place using a straight stitch in a spiral pattern. 4. Sew seed beads over the circle
...
8
Amy Butler's In Stitches: More Than 25 Simple and Stylish ...
Starting at the 4" mark, machine stitch a V?" seam to the corner, then down one
long edge. along the short end, and back up the other long edge. turning at the
corner and stitching to the second 4" mark, back- stitching at each end. Leave the
...
9
101 Ways to
Stitch Craft Create for All Occasions: ...
To make the body front, pin the wings to the small body and machine stitch, then
pin and machine stitch the head in place. 4. Iron interfacing onto the back of the
black felt. Pin the spot patterns to the felt, cutout, then fix onto the wings by ironing
...
Various Contributors, 2013
10
Stitch, Craft, Create: Patchwork & Quilting: 9 quick & easy ...
Machine stitch together, using a 10m (3/8in) seam allowance. Repeat to make
seven more strips of eight patches. Press open the seams. 3. Pin two strips
together along one long edge, right sides facing and matching seam lines exactly
.
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MACHINE-STITCH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
machine-stitch is used in the context of the following news items.
Volunteers make 'ugly quilts' to warm the homeless
Seamstresses like Dorothy Dees of Scott City then machine-stitch the bottom and sides to make a sort of zipperless sleeping bag. «Southeast Missourian, Oct 14»
How to make a fleece hooded baby blanket via JoAnn's
Right sides together, machine-stitch long edge of hood triangles using 1/2" seam. Turn right sides out & with printed fabric on top, use 2 strands ... «The Birmingham News - al.com, Oct 12»
Pillow Party: Event gathers necessities for women with breast cancer
... Central United Methodist Church to work in stations to cut and match beautiful, donated fabrics, pin, machine-stitch, turn and iron the squares, ... «Valley Community Newspapers, Sep 12»
Kirstie Allsopp, sorry but I want a life, not a homemade beeswax …
Or cut out flowers from wallpaper and machine-stitch them on to greetings cards? I am sure Kirstie has a nanny and a cleaner at her two homes ... «Daily Mail, Oct 11»
How to Appliqué Quilts
But while traditional quilters hand-stitched their fabric motifs in place, contemporary quilters are more apt to fuse or machine-stitch appliqué, ... «PRLog.Org, Apr 11»
How to make a cushion cover
Machine-stitch and remove tacking. Trim or ... Turn finished cover out, press, then machine-stitch all round, 5cm in from edge. Insert pad to ... «goodtoknow, Feb 10»
